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"Just give me my account back": Kai Cenat begs hacker to restore his Spotify account on stream
On his most recent stream dated September 13, Kai Cenat opened up his Spotify account on camera and realized that it had been hacked. The Twitch streamer is not only one of the most popular content creators on the platform with over 13 million followers, but he has also released several songs from that account on Spotify.
After realizing his account had been hacked, Kai Cenat addressed the hackers on camera and requested them to return his Spotify. The streamer also revealed that he has no intention of releasing new music but wants it back as it is the official verified account where all his songs belong:
"Listen to me, okay? Just give me my account back, please bro, I don't even want to drop. I am not dropping any more music. I don't plan to. But come bro, I have a crazy list bro, come on."
"I am not dropping no more": Kai Cenat claims he has no plans to release new music while asking the hacker to return his Spotify account
Kai Cenat is not only a hot-shot Twitch streamer who interviews and collaborates with celebrities and artists like Nicki Minaj, Tyla, and Offset, but he has also released a fair few singles that have garnered millions of streams on platforms like YouTube and Spotify. Which is why he was taken aback by a completely random profile picture when he logged into his Spotify on his Twitch stream.
After he read the cover photo, which mentioned the name of the hackers who had taken control of the account, Kai Cenat requested that they give it back even though he has no plans to release any music any time soon:
"What is this profile picture? Bro, can you give me my sh*t back please, bro? Yo, bro. Listen to me bro, I am not even dropping no more. Yo, damn. That sh*t got 76 million streams my ni**a?"
Kai noted how his most popular song titled Bustdown Rollie Avalanche has over 76 million plays on the account and went on to list some of his other hits:
"Bustdown Rollie Avalanche, Dogs, Fast and Furious intro, Cypher Freestyle. Come on bro. Be real bro. Come on dude."
Kai Cenat has established himself as one of the most popular streamers in the industry over his career. While he may have lost out on this year's Streamer of The Year Award at the Esports Awards, the fact that he got to hang out with Snoop Dogg at the MTV VMAs shows how influential Kai is in the entertainment industry.
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